No chewing, it just goes under the lip. In Sweden it used to say "causes cancer" on the tin like it does on cigarettes. But the government removed the warning

No chewing, it just goes under the lip. In Sweden it used to say "causes cancer" on the tin like it does on cigarettes. But the government removed the warning and now it just carries a nonspecific "harmful to health" warning. I guess that means that there wasn't enough proof that it actually causes cancer. But of course, future research might prove again that it does.